2-3-4 Challenge Book Discussions #1 discussion

We get the point of view from Asante, The Project Manager and mastermind of the bombing, as the bombing unfolds. Did this make the story more interesting?

I'm not a big fan of reading the villain's point-of-view, but it did let us get to know the way he thinks. He has a huge ego and it sounds like he has planned these types of jobs many times.

I like getting the villain's point of view. It ratchets up the tension for me.

I thought the idea began well enough, I just got lost in the debris.

Lol! Funny way to put it, Charlene.

I always find it interesting, and chilling, having the adversary's point of view as the story unfolds. It was true here, too, until the end of the story where it fell apart. Otherwise, I was hooked.

She seemed to run out of steam at the end didn't she. Charlene is right about the debris!

It's like she just decided to wrap up, got tired and said " The End."